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The deeply expressive, down-to –earth Mathilde Seigner stars in this beartiful, scenic film as Sandrine, a 30-year-old woman who has decided to give up her career as a computer engineer in Paris to be an agriculturist. She returns to school, which is half textbook work and half hands-on farming experience (viewers may want to cover their eyes for Sandrin’s lesson in slaughtering a hog). Soon after, she buys a farm in the Alps region of France, a rugged mountainous area where the springtime views and clear air are the payoff for the intense isolated winters. There’s only one bitch in Sandrine’s plan: the cold and curmudgeonly former owner, Adrien (Michel Serrault), will live on the property for an additional 18 months before leaving the farm to retire. As Sandrine learns to run her new farm, coming up with business innovations of which Adrien could never have dreamed, he looks on in silent admiration but keeps his door shut to her. Finally, the two learn to communicate, teaching each other some valuable lessons. This understated film, which makes the French Alps look like paradise, shows two very lonely sides of life: Sandrine’s as a young single woman who has not yet found a companion, and Adrien’s as a man in his last years of life whose wife has already passed on.
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This film start from a bird fly through the mountain viewing everywhere, then foucu on a adv. photo back on the bus let me feel want to go with it. I feel deep move after it. If dreams come true always lonely beside you? At last of the film, heroine stay with her sheeps on her farm shows only her and her dream there.

I could not help myself…

I had to look in the well…